Supreme Court of India
Bhavnesh Mohanlal Amin and Anr. v. Nirma Chemicals Works Ltd. and Anr.
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Trade Marks: Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1958-Section /I /-Trade Marks Act, 1999-Section 124-Passing off-Respondents owned the trademarks "NIRMA" and "NJMA "-NIRMA in respect of soaps and detergents and "NJMA" in respect of spices, match boxes and other consumer items-On appellants using the trademark "NJMA" for their flour mills, respondents filed suit for declaration and permanent injunction against them-Trial Court granted ad-interim injunction restraining the appellants from using the trade mark "NIMA "-High Court upheld the order-On appeal, Held:- In the peculiar circumstances, it
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